bekndtgøres

Bekendtgøre (presented as bekndtgøres in your query) is a Danish legal term meaning to promulgate or publish a law, regulation, or other official act so that it becomes publicly known and enforceable. The noun form bekendt gørelse refers to the published text itself, i.e., the instrument of promulgation.

In Denmark, the primary channel for promulgation is the Lovtidende, the official gazette where laws and regulations are published. Publishing in Lovtidende provides legal notice to citizens and public authorities and often fixes when the rule takes effect. A provision may enter into force on the date of publication or on a later date specified in the text.

Bekendtgørelser are used for both primary legislation (laws) and secondary or administrative acts issued by ministries and government agencies. A law is typically enacted by the Folketing and then presented as a bekendtgørelse (or as a lovbekendtgørelse) to define its exact text in a form suitable for public accessibility. Subordinate rules and regulations issued by authorities are published as bekendtgørelser to give them legal authority.

The act of promulgation is separate from the substantive content of the law; it creates the official status and notice required for the rule to have legal effect. In practice, the timing and scope of entry into force are specified within the bekendt gørelse, ensuring legal certainty for individuals and organizations.